Cardboard box pirate ship

I searched everywhere for a manageable DIY cardboard pirate ship. I found a couple, but not really what I was looking for. So, I figured it out as I went, and thought I would share it with you! Here's what you'll need: - 1 Large rectangular cardboard box - Paper towel rolls - X-acto knife - Scissors - Duct tape - Hot glue gun - Acrylic Paint - Paint brushes - Black construction paper - Printed out Jolly Roger - Twine 1. Here's the box To give you on an idea of the size, Rubbermaid containers…

Cardboard box crafts for kids can be a fun activity. As the boxes pile up this holiday season, let your child get creative and turn them into exciting crafts

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It’s been a chaotic week here chez nous, with builders in residence, my husband travelling, and flat-pack-tastic furniture from IKEA covering every surface awaiting my amateur attempts at self-assembly. Harry has been angelic throughout, only occasionally becoming stuck in near-dry cement, chewing on innapropriate pieces of hardware (‘these nails taste spicy Mummy’), or dragging still-warm […]

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Our cardboard box pirate boat! Two wardrobe boxes, three picture type boxes, lots of hot glue, some black spray paint, a Sharpie marker. We decided to leave the bow unattached for ease of storage/reuse.

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Get into the crafting spirit with our detailed guide on transforming a simple cardboard box into a pirate's treasure chest. Supplies list, decoration pointers, and creative ideas - we've got it all covered. Unravel the fun of DIY projects!